The phrase "active when it comes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is engaged or functioning in relation to a specific topic or situation.
Example: "She is always active when it comes to community service, volunteering every weekend."
Alternatives: "engaged when it pertains to" or "involved when it relates to".
The Lhotas, who are Brooklyn Heights residents, have been even less active when it comes to city candidates.
The Afghan authorities are not particularly active when it comes to solving a murder case involving a foreign correspondent.
Similarly, Vanguard has promised to "continue to strengthen our commitment to investment stewardship". In sum, passive funds are committed to being active when it comes to being good owners.
The number of executions has declined nationwide as states like Florida, Oklahoma and Ohio, routinely among the most active when it comes to capital punishment, have gone months at a time without an execution amid legal challenges and investigations.
"I'm still convinced the vast majority of all athletes in Kenya are clean," he wrote but warned: "Athletics Kenya should use what's happening now in Russia as a good warning for themselves to be much more active when it comes to doping issues".
Sega Toys Japan is pretty active when it comes to developing toy robots.
Hundreds of pages of testimony from the officers, obtained by The New York Times, offer a window into the unvarnished street-level experiences of the officers who were unusually active when it came to finding and confronting behavior they deemed suspicious.
The Pacemaker was fuelled by what Norberg describes as "the increasingly easy access to content," combined with a growing desire on the consumer side to be more active when it came to music.
The Pacemaker was fueled by what Norberg describes as "the increasingly easy access to content," combined with a growing desire on the consumer side to be more active when it came to music.
However, the Unitary Patent system will come into effect only once the Unified Patent Court Agreement is ratified by thirteen participating Member States, including the three most active countries when it comes to patent validation, namely Germany, France and the United Kingdom.
Chinese competition: Unsurprisingly, the report identifies China as America's most active competitor when it comes to cyber-espionage.
